Rangers GM Chris Young takes dig at Astros after ALCS Game 7 triumph: "Champagne tastes sweeter because of it"

Rangers GM Chris Young took a subtle shot at the Astros after the thrilling Game 7 triumph in the ALCS, emphasizing that the champagne tastes even sweeter because of the victory. In a postgame interview, Young expressed gratitude to the players, staff, and especially the fans who has waited patiently for this moment. When asked about winning in Game 7, he remarked that it makes the victory "that much more sweet."

"It’s so seet, just watching these players celebrate. So thankful to each and everyone of them [...] (fans) have waited a long time for this and have been unbelievable it the support they’ve given us. - Chris Young.

The Rangers clinched their spot in the World Series with an 11-4 victory over the defending champions, ending the Astros’ reign atop the baseball world. The ALCS was marked by bizarre and fantastic moments, including benches clearing and powerful home runs. The Rangers, led by ALCS MVP Adolis Garcia, demonstrated their prowess with a combination of power hitting, managerial acumen, and well-timed counterpunching.

The Texas Rangers clinched their spot in the World Series with an 11-4 victory over the Houston Astros in Game 7 of the ALCS.

Adolis Garcia was named the ALCS MVP after putting up an impressive performance in Game 6 and Game 7.

Garcia played a pivotal role throughout the series, setting a postseason record with 15 RBIs and earning the MVP honors. His contributions included a grand slam in Game 6 and a series of impactful hits in Game 7. Despite controversies and tensions, the Rangers kept their composure and dominated when it mattered the most.

Adolis Garcia was named the ALCS MVP after becoming the player with the most RBIs scored in a postseason series in baseball history (15).

Manager Bruce Bochy’s strategic decisions, such as sticking with veteran pitcher Max Scherzer, paid off, showcasing the team’s resilience and adaptability. The Rangers will now host Game1 of the World Series, marking their first appearance in the Fall Classic since 2011.

Young’s statement about the champagne tasting sweeter subtly alludes to the challenges and obstacles faced, making the victory more gratifying. The Rangers, celebrating their success, look forward to the World Series with confidence and a sense of accomplishment.